Spotify Ranking: the 10 most listened songs in Colombia

The musical offer has never been as extensive as it is today, so it is easy for more than one person to feel outdated, however, with the emergence of platforms such as Spotify, keeping abreast of the most popular ones of the moment has become easier.

Spotify has provided its users with playlists where they can check the news and topics that are conquering the Colombian public.

From reggaeton, pop, ballads and regional music, these are the most popular hits in Colombia this Monday, March 21:

1. Pantysito

2. Monastery

The most recent single by Ryan Castro and Feid is already seen as a new classic. “Monastery” enters today with a firm step to the list of songs most listened to on this streaming platform. Currently, it has 156,427 more views.

3. Medal

4. MAMIII

“MAMIII”, played by Becky G and KAROL G, is fourth on the list, having achieved 133,556 views.

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6. Desperate

If we talk about the spoiled ones of the public, we must mention Rauw Alejandro and Chencho Corleone. Perhaps this is why “Desperados” debuts in the ranking directly in sixth place, reaching a total of 122,298 views.

7. Who TV Remix

“Quien TV Remix” by Blessd and Ryan Castro has made a niche among the favorites of the moment. It has 122,191 reproductions, which is why it remains in seventh position.

8. Global Trend

9. Wasa Wasa

Ryan Castro's new hit continues in his unstoppable rise on the charts. It is currently ranked 9th, having earned a total of 100,744 views.

10. Sorry BB:/(with Bad Bunny & Julieta Venegas)

In the music industry, Colombia is one of the most difficult countries to conquer, but those who manage to do so are guaranteed the doors to success as these artists have achieved. Remember that this top 10 is updated every 24 hours.

*Some successes have no description because the platform does not provide it.

The rise of Spotify

Founded in 2006, the Swedish-born company formally started its activities in Europe on October 7, 2008 and has gradually gained a presence around the world, currently being in 187 countries and offering music by more than seven million artists.

Today, the streaming platform has agreements with the labels Universal Music, Sony Music, EMI Music, Hollywood Records, Interscope Records, Warner Music, among others.

On the subject of podcasting, Spotify announced in November 2020 the purchase and acquisition of the advertising and podcast platform Megaphone for 235 million dollars, which served for the monetization of audios.

According to figures published by Spotify, in 2019 it had 217 million subscribers, which increased to 345 million in 2020 and in 2021, despite the pandemic, they reached 365 million subscribers, of which nearly 50% are paying customers.

As a model, Spotify has proposed paying artists in its catalog a fixed price per song or album sold and gives royalties based on the number of artist plays in proportion to the total number of songs streamed, unlike its competitors, who pay for physical sales or downloads.

In addition, 70% of its total revenue goes to copyright holders, mostly record labels, who then pay artists based on their individual contracts.

It should be noted that currently anyone can enjoy the free Spotify service, as long as you are willing to put up with ads and with restrictions such as not being able to skip some songs.

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